New Attendance Record Set At High School Football
Gate receipts and attendance show a record season at Chateau with 2 280 total attendance across five games. Coach Howard Ruegamer notes $1 803 total receipts, $698 45 net profit, and a $1 100 football deficit to be covered by the school from this year’s revenues.
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Chateau
Howard Ruegamer
Choteau
Ruegamer
St. Marys
Shelby
Great Falls
Fairfield
Federal funds set for hospital grants in Montana plan
The Teton Memorial Hospital group reports $238,000 in federal funds will be available next year once the state hospital construction program is adopted and approved. Applications await the January 1948 start after state plan approval by the federal health service. The committee also outlined steps in the Montana Hospital Survey and Construction act and notes Choteau may seek matched funds for its memorial hospital.
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Federal Health Board
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Federal Public Health Service
Montana
Choteau
Memorial Hospital
The
D. P. Fabrick
Paul Rice
A. Bernard Grandal
B. K. Kilbourne
State Board of Health
Helena
Elderly Rancher Peter Rauscher Dies Near Agawam
Peter Rauscher aged 93 longtime Teton county rancher died at his farm near Agawam and was buried in Wilkinson Washington. He came to Teton county in 1909 worked as a miner and mason before ranching. Survived by son Henry of Agawam daughter Mrs Emil Nelson of Conrad four grandchildren and one great grand child. Relatives gathered in Wilkinson for funeral services.
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Peter Rauscher
Teton County
Agawam
Wilkinson
Wash
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
New York
Aurora
Ill
Mason
Henry
Emil K. Nelson
Conrad
Stanley Rauscher
Earl Nelson
Spokane
Ray Nelson
Ben Duffey
Great Falls
Arthur Habel of Dutton Passes Away Suddenly
Arthur Habel Sr a well known Dut ton pioneer died suddenly Tuesday at a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St Williams church Dutton at 10 a m. He will be buried at Mt Olivet cemetery in Great Falls. More details will be published next week.
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Arthur Habel, Sr
Dutton
Great Falls
St. Williams Church
Mt. Olivet
Dellwo Accepts Ranch Manager Post at A B Cobb Ranch
Tom Dellwo resigns as Home Oil manager at Chateau to take over as ranch manager for A B Cobb in the Deep Creek mountain front area. Bob Dellwo becomes Home Oil manager with Thayne Rapp assisting as station operator.
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Tom Dellwo
Chateau
A. B. Cobb
Deep Creek Mountain Front
Bob Dellwo
Home Oil
Thayne Rapp
Town Team Practice Set for Tuesday Night
Independent basketball practice scheduled in the high school gym next Tuesday at 7 30. All prospective Hank Lui settlers are asked to be present.
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Hank Luisettis
Thanksgiving Letter From Italy Praises Choteau Aid
A grateful Italian mother from Ravenna thanks Mayor John Hentges and Choteau residents for a charity box. The city sent a CARE package instead of garments due to shipment limits, describing the relief as a great mercy for her starving children. The letter mentions dear food costs and continued prayers.
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Ravenna
Italy
John Hentges
Choteau
Hentges
India Speaker To Address Church Groups
Mrs. Satyavati Violet Singh Chitambar of Jubbulpore widow of Bishop Jashwant Rao Chitambar will speak at Dutton Methodist on Monday and at 2 30 o clock Wednesday at the Choteau Woman's Society of Christian Service in the Choteau Methodist church. Born into a Rajput Christian family in Beawar she excelled in music at Mission Girls' boarding school Nasirabad and studied at Lal Bagh and Isabella Thoburn College Lucknow where she met the Chitambars. She and J R Chitambar married in 1901 and a Delhi bishop praised her as a spiritual force and center of Christian life marked by devotion and community uplift.
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Satyavati Violet Singh Chitambar
Jubbulpore
Central Provinces
India
Jashwant Rao Chitambar
Dutton Methodist Church
Choteau Woman's Society of Christian Service
Choteau Methodist
Chitambar
Beawar
Mission Girls
Nasirabad
Lal Bagh Girls High School
Isabella Thoburn College
Lucknow
Miss Thoburn
Lilavathi Singh
J. R. Chitambar
B. T. Badley
Delhi
Satyavati Singh
Lal Bagh
Bareilly Theological Seminary
Chitambars
Outrac Srs Mack Oorlal Purley
Perarice
Rites for David Cooper Held in Cut Bank
Funeral services were conducted in Chateau for David Charles Cooper a 58 year old rancher and wool grower of Cut Bank. He died Friday from cardiac complications after a two week illness. Born February 14 1889 in Memphis Missouri he moved to Montana as a boy and graduated Glasgow high school in 1909. He married Margaret Jane Conroy in 1919 at La Crosse Wisconsin and was active in sheep farming on the Blackfeet Reservation owning the Two Medicine ranch southwest of Cut Bank. Surviving are his widow two daughters Elizabeth and Alene Ann of San Francisco and a son Charles W of Cut Bank, with brothers Leslie L Cooper and Homer F Cooper and others in Kalispell and Cut Bank.
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Chateau
David Charles Cooper
Cut Bank
Mr. Cooper
Memphis
Montana
Glasgow High School
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Iowa
Margaret Jane Conroy
la Cross
Wis
Frank Cooper
O. G. Cooper
Territory
Charles W. Cooper
Teton County
Glasgow
Homer F. Cooper
David Cooper
Blackfeet Reservation
Two Medicine Ranch
Mary Elizabeth
Alene Ann Cooper
San Francisco
Charles W
Leslie L. Cooper
Dupuyer
Homer F
Kalispell
Arbe Leech
Walier
C. F. Leech
Bulldogs to spotlight football banquet with state speaker
The American Legion hosts a dinner in Legion hall honoring the district championship Chateau football team. Moving pictures of a national game and Bulldog films will be shown. A prominent state figure is sought as banquet speaker. Reservations with Jim Henderson or at Legion clubrooms. Dinner is $1.50 per plate. only gentlemen admitted.
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Bulldogs
American Legion
Legion Hall
Chateau
Jim Henderson
The
Legion
Bulldog
Miss Montague Leads Montana 4-H Delegation to Chicago
Margaret Montague of Collins heads Montana’s 4-H delegates bound for the 26th national 4-H club congress in Chicago from Nov 30 to Dec 4. She travels with six northern state peers on the Oriental Limited and will perform on the Sunday night program at Orchestra Hall. The Montana group, 27 delegates strong, returns to Great Falls on Dec 6.
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Margaret Montague
Collins
Great Falls
Chicago
Montana
Union
Windy City
Oriental Limited
Miss Montague
Teton County
Orchestra Hall
Montague
Christmas Seals to Reach Residents for 1948 TB Campaign
Residents of Teton county will receive 1947 Christmas seals with letters from the Teton county Tuberculosis Association asking support for the 1948 prevention program. The sale runs Nov 24 to Christmas to fund case finding and provide free x rays via the mobile unit, visiting rural areas in December and January.
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Teton County
Youth Night Moves to Moose Hall Thursday Evenings
The program shifts from Monday to Thursday beginning next week at Moose Hall due to scheduling conflicts with local boy scout meetings on Mondays.
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Moose Hall
Two Days to Marry at High School Auditorium
The Home Talent players present Two Days to Marry a bright comedy with Pete Huidekoper as Mr Dare and Beverly Davidson as Imogene The cast also includes Gibson Monkman The show is set for Thursday December 4 at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium.
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Pete Huidekoper
Mr. Dare
Beverly Davidson
Imogene
Gibson Monkman
New Sturgis store to open Saturday with coffee service
The Sturgis Furniture annex in the former Royal theater site will open this Saturday offering furniture floor coverings gifts and appliances including refrigerators washers stoves and radios Ken Sturgis said. The expanded outlet will accompany the main Sturgis Hardware Co. which continues hardware sales while the new store focuses on appliances and gifts.
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Sturgis Furniture Annex
Royal Theater
Ken Sturgis
Sturgis Hardware Co
Sturgis
Main Street
Pittsburg Glass Co
Duke Blakely
Special Meet to Boost Choteau High Band
A meeting to aid the Choteau high school junior and senior bands is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the courthouse court room. All bands supporters are urged to attend and each local club should send one representative to form a well organized band club.
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Choteau
Dance Tonight Delights Friends Before Thanksgiving
A fragment describes a social dance night aimed at enjoyment before Thanksgiving. Mentions upbeat activities and the dance group Funmakers leading the evening, inviting attendees to join in a lively event with music and movement.
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Arthur Habel
Mrs. Chitambar
Jack Broders
Raymond Kelly
Broders
C. W. Johns
Pendray
Service Guild
Gerber
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